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1 + 1 = 3: Conversation Guides for Spiritual Mentorship
1 + 1 = 3: Conversation Guides for Spiritual Mentorship
1 + 1 = 3: Conversation Guides for Spiritual Mentorship
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Deep, authentic human connections don’t happen automatically. Effective mentorship requires a lot of intentionality, some patience, and a whole bucketload of courage. 1 + 1 = 3 is designed for mentors and mentees who want to experience real, life-changing growth but aren’t sure how to make it happen.

In this book, you will find fifty-two unique conversation prompts
on personal, spiritual, and relational topics. Each one includes thought-provoking discussion questions, related scripture references, and reminders to track prayer requests and responses. The journal-style format offers convenient space to record questions and insights, helping you trace your growth over time. All these elements are based on well-founded research on spiritual development, psychological needs, and social behavior patterns and are designed to help you grow faster and more authentically together.

With willing hearts and the right tools, authentic and life-changing relationships are possible. Take your mentorship to the next level and see how two people can become so much more together!

LanguageEnglish
PublisherWestBow Press
Release dateJan 16, 2020
ISBN9781973682943
1 + 1 = 3: Conversation Guides for Spiritual Mentorship
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Alicia Marie Fay

Alicia is a life-long student of human nature and multi-passionate author and entrepreneur. She holds a B.A. in Humanities, Literature, and Philosophy from Biola University and a M.A. in Christian Education and Leadership from Dallas Theological Seminary. After more than 15 years of teaching and serving in the evangelical church, she is deeply invested in helping believers develop their relationship with God and reach their fullest potential as human beings through establishing healthy relationships with oneself and others.

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    Copyright © 2020 Alicia Marie Fay.

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    Scripture taken from the NEW AMERICAN STANDARD BIBLE®, Copyright © 1960, 1962, 1963, 1968, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1977, 1995 by The Lockman Foundation. Used by permission.

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    WestBow Press rev. date: 01/16/2020

    Contents

    Introduction

    How 1 + 1 Can = 3

    The Challenge of Authenticity

    How to Use This Book

    Before You Begin

    Getting to Know You

    Heritage

    Favor ite Experience

    Personal Heroes

    Favorite Bible Passage

    Needs of the World

    Identity Roles

    Hardships

    Character of God

    Religious Background

    Mentorship Check-Up

    Digging Deeper

    Christian Testimony

    Heroes and Idols

    Accomplishments

    Your Story—Person #1

    Your Story—Person #2

    Reflecting on Your Stories

    Uniqueness

    Decisions

    Family Relationships

    Mentorship Check-Up

    Security

    Personality and Self-Concept

    Past Wounds

    Sin

    Spiritual Growth

    Growing Together

    Spiritual Gifts

    Faith and Doubt

    Prayer

    The Triune God

    Mentorship Check-Up

    Seven Deadly Sins

    Relationships

    The Holy Spirit

    Fruit of the Spirit

    Voice of God

    Exercise: Spiritual Disciplines

    Relationship with God

    Conflict

    Calling

    Character

    Wrestling with the World

    Spiritual Realm

    The Afterlife

    Injustice

    Discrimination

    Mentorship Check-Up

    Gender Roles

    Society and Government

    Sexual Behavior

    Exercise: Dream for Each Other

    Future Plans

    Endings and Beginnings

    Recommended Resources

    About the Author

    Introduction

    As a self-employed writer and entrepreneur, almost nothing in my life requires me to wake up before about 9:00 a.m.—except every other Friday, when my alarm starts chirping at 6:15 a.m. And then I groggily drag myself out of bed and pour some coffee down my throat to coax my brain awake. On these mornings, yoga pants and sweatshirts are the norm, makeup is optional, and—yes—I’ve been known to leave wearing slippers, because very few things inspire me to be a morning person, but one thing can—my besties.

    Karen, Jordan, and I met in seminary through a (mandatory) spiritual-development small group. We gathered together every week for two years, and over those years, we shared intimate details about our lives and hearts. We worked through many of the same questions that ultimately ended up in this book. In short, we set aside our natural fears of intimacy (yes, we all have them) and risked sharing our true selves.

    As I write this, more than four years later, we still meet every other Friday. Even as some of us moved to different parts of the world, we still make time to video chat and share about our lives, our fears, and our big

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